Michigan Scholarships for High School and College Students

Kids’ Chance of Michigan, a non-profit organization with a 501(c)(3) status, is dedicated to offering scholarships to children whose parents have suffered severe injuries, death, or debilitating illnesses due to work-related incidents. These scholarships are granted annually, and eligible students are encouraged to apply each year.Criteria for Student ApplicantsApplicants must be 26 years old or younger at the time of applicationApplicants must be dependents of a worker who has been seriously injured, killed, or suffered a debilitating illness in a work-related incidentApplicants must demonstrate a financial need for post-secondary education fundingApplicants must be accepted or planning to enroll in a...

Applications for the 2026–2027 academic year are now being accepted. The AGC of Michigan Educational Endowment Scholarship application must be submitted by December 1, 2025. About the AGC of Michigan Educational Endowment Scholarship - Since 1984, this program has awarded undergraduate scholarships to students enrolled at accredited Michigan universities who are studying construction management, civil engineering, or closely related fields. - Award amount: up to $3,500 to help cover tuition and textbooks. - Eligibility highlights: - Currently a college sophomore or junior - Enrolled at a Michigan accredited university - Pursuing a major in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a...

Eligibility - Michigan high school seniors who have earned a varsity letter in an MHSAA‑sanctioned sport and hold an unrounded GPA of 3.50 or higher may apply. - Students participating in early or middle college programs are eligible to apply during their final year of athletic eligibility. Overview For 37 years the MHSAA, in partnership with Farm Bureau Insurance, has celebrated Michigan’s top student‑athletes. This year, the program will again grant 32 scholarships of $2,000 each. Recipients are selected based on athletic and activity achievement, demonstrated leadership, and their responses to short-answer questions and an essay. Many regard this award...

The Fostering Futures Scholarship (FFS) is a financial aid program specifically for students who have been in foster care in Michigan from the age of 13 or older. Eligibility is also dependent on the students' financial requirements. Qualification CriteriaEach applicant must:Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the current year.Fill out a FFS application before the specified deadline.Must have entered foster care in Michigan due to neglect or abuse at the age of 13 or after.Show evidence of financial need.Hold a high school diploma or an equivalent certification.Register for at least half-time study at a participating educational...

The Michigan Auto Law Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship is a yearly financial aid opportunity provided by our legal team to college students who have suffered injuries from car accidents in their past and have shown remarkable resilience in overcoming their injuries to pursue higher education.Every year, we award a $1,000 scholarship to one deserving recipient. The application deadline is December 31st.Our Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship is a tribute to those who have suffered injuries in car accidents and have shown remarkable courage and determination in their recovery process while continuing their education. We have been privileged to witness...

Purpose The scholarship program exists to broaden student access to a range of post-secondary educational paths and to reduce barriers that could prevent students from achieving their career and life goals. Selection and Nominations State-level recipients are chosen using the NAFEPA scholarship application and the associated scoring guidelines. MASFPS will nominate two State candidates to be considered for one of four NAFEPA Scholarships. Each NAFEPA Scholarship is $5,000, paid over two years as $2,500 per year. No more than two of the NAFEPA awards will be granted to applicants who are pursuing a degree, license, or certification in education. Application...

Intro The Michigan Pork Producers Association (MPPA) offers annual scholarships to students preparing for careers that support the pork and broader agricultural industries. These awards support study in fields such as agricultural business, education, engineering, agronomy, animal science and physiology, environmental sciences, nutrition, livestock reproduction, large animal veterinary medicine, and related areas. Direct questions to Emily Schmitt at schmitt@mipork.org. Purpose MPPA’s scholarship program exists to encourage and assist young people pursuing postsecondary education in disciplines that contribute to the pork industry and agricultural community. Who is eligible - Applicants must be either current high school seniors planning to begin undergraduate...

Introduction MCWT awards scholarships to women who demonstrate interest, aptitude, and promise for careers in computer science and related technology fields. The program is supported by a broad coalition of partner companies and individual donors who champion a more diverse tech ecosystem in Michigan. Our goal is to encourage talented female students—both high school seniors and current college/university students—to pursue higher education and help Michigan become the leading state for girls and women in technology. Who should apply We provide financial support to women pursuing technology-related degrees. Awards are available to high school seniors planning to enroll and to students...

A boost for your college journey Submit a single online application and you'll be considered for hundreds of scholarship awards for undergraduate and graduate study. Most awards are reserved for students who live in West Michigan and/or are enrolled at a Michigan college or university. If you have questions while applying, please contact our team. The General Scholarship application is available from December 1 through March 1 each year. Who is eligible - Students pursuing college or graduate degrees. - Priority is given to applicants from West Michigan and/or those attending school in Michigan. (If you’re unsure about eligibility, reach...

Introduction Every scholarship submission is evaluated thoroughly to ensure applicants are matched with every award for which they qualify. Thanks to the generosity of local donors, there are more than 70 scholarship funds available to students and adults who live in, or who have attended school in, Alcona, Alpena, Montmorency and Presque Isle counties. Before you apply Now is a good time to assemble documents and details you may need for the online application. Specific scholarships have different requirements, so you might not be asked for every item listed below. Many of these materials are commonly requested by colleges, so...

Overview The Mercantile Bank of Michigan Scholarship Fund provides financial awards each year to graduating seniors from the Clare, Mt. Pleasant (including Sacred Heart Academy), and Shepherd areas who have shown exceptional dedication to community service and plan to continue their education or vocational training. Purpose The scholarship program was established to honor local young people for their volunteerism and civic involvement. Mercantile Bank of Michigan created the fund to encourage and reward high school seniors who have distinguished themselves through service by helping them pursue further education. Annual Awards Four scholarships are granted each year: - One scholarship for...

Introduction and background In 1959 — the same year Alaska became the 50th state, the Cold War was an international backdrop, and Dwight D. Eisenhower was president — a group of seniors at Mt. Pleasant High School were occupied with the usual end-of-high-school activities: senior events, Friday night plans, and preparing for graduation. Classmate Janice Brien Huffman recalled, “We were a fun class who enjoyed being where we were, enjoyed the moments,” and later reflected that the group “just accomplished more than anyone of us would have expected.” Their experiences were shaped by the local schools and by the era....